Anna Maria Chávez on TODAY: ‘Anything is Possible’

Anna Maria Chávez, the first Latina CEO of Girl Scouts of the USA, talks to TODAY’s Natalie Morales about her path from being the daughter of a Mexican migrant worker to heading up the 100-year-old organization, saying, “I’m living the American dream.” Check it out!

Today marks the end of the year long centennial celebration for the Girl Scouts of the USA. Natalie Morales, once a girl scout herself, sat down with Chávez to find out what she has in store for the future of the Girl Scouts.

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